MagicHTML Web Video Player for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Add Flash and HTML5 video player to your Web site.

MagicHTML Web Video Player is a fast and easy way to add video player to your website. The Video Player works as Flash player on Windows, Linux and Mac, and automatically turns into HTML5 video player on iPhone and iPad, thus provides a seamlessly support to all modern devices and web browsers. The software features a clean and easy to use interface. You can choose a player skin and customize its size to match your website. The video player also supports playlist, full screen mode, progress bar, optional text information and poster images. You can set up the video player automatically playing or manually playing on startup. You can also set up the autoplay mode when switching between videos. The software creates the complete HTML code and all required files to insert the video player into your web page.

MagicHTML Web Video Player for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: February 4, 2011

Latest update: August 28, 2015

Version: 1.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows Server
Windows 98
Windows 2003
Windows 10
Windows 7
Windows ME
Windows Vista
Windows 2000
Windows NT
Windows XP

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 526

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

3/5

1 User Votes

Almost These -- But Not Quite
sheinemaMay 17, 2011
Pros
1.The only HTML5 player I have found that supports a playlist 2. Easy to embed the player into a web page.
Cons
1. It goes fullscreen and leaves the host page when viewed on a iPad 2. The playlist functionality with iPads needs a lot of work. 3. Does not work in iFrame on an iPad
Summary
I would have given it 4 (maybe 5) stars it this had worked properly in an iFrame on an iPad. The iframe tag is standard HTML and today things must be completely functional on mobile devices such as iPads. 1. It goes fullscreen and leaves the host page when viewed on a iPad and there is nothing like a "Done" button (as there is with Quicktime) that takes you back to the host page 2. The playlist functionality with iPads needs a lot of work. 3. Does not work in iFrame on an iPad which is exactly what I want. you can hear the audio but no video. It causes the iframe to go grey. I think that the problem is that the player is trying to go fullscreen. But, it is constrained by the dimensions of the iframe and it fails.